Birdie Cam IV

Today marks the fourth year of putting up a birdhouse sized for chickadees that has a camera mounted inside. (Last year’s birdies.)

The house is the same as last year, but this time I left it out all year long, after cleaning it up once the last hatchling left. Back then I added fresh wood shavings. (I put on a temporary roof without the camera for the winter.) I’m thinking the birds would be more comfortable in a ‘seasoned’ cavity. I checked a few times during the year to see if anyone set up camp, but no one did.

I’m now getting more serious about noting when things happen in the house –

Year w/LinkHouse UpMossEggsHatchLeft
20263/15
20253/304/174/235/95/27
20243/83/264/175/45/24
2023Did not do.    
2022  5/26/36/21

For the last two years, it took about a week or two to see our first signs of nest building – moss. We see birds peeking about before that. I’ll be sure to keep this post updated.

Camera tests OK. (Index finger.)

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2 Responses to Birdie Cam IV

  1. Mary Lynn Roush says:

    This is very cool. I like that you’re keeping track. Hope it’s another fun season!

  2. John says:

    Thanks!
    It’s fun to check in a few times a day and see what’s going on. Sad when an egg or bird does not make it, but fascinating to watch life unfold.

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